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Posted by 1nighthunter on 08-10-2010 10:00 PM:

Re: PLEASE PRAY,

quote:
Originally posted by VA.REB
For me, I cant get out of the Pennsylvania trip, but they say Ive gotta go. The Wife has said it would be good for me to have the experience. Ive been told it is the country part [near the Amish country], so it might not be so bad. But the last time my kin went to Pennsylvania,[with GEN. JEB STUART CSA], it didnt turn out so good [remember GETTYSBURG!!] Anyway, I hope I dont starve to death or die of thrist[ no sweet tea, no biscuits & gravy, no grits, no turnip greens, no banana puddin, no nothing]. I hope they have KFC fried chicken at least!! The thing that I forgot to tell yall is Im gonna get to do some coon huntin while Im up there,[ I hear they have got the coons]. Im just dreadin the drive up there though[ thats the one thing that still hurts my back after my accident, RIDING IN A CAR FOR THAT LONG [8 TO 9 HOURS]!! Pray for me my Southern Brothers, Im 44 and its my first trip UP NORTH, GIVE ME COURAGE LORD JESUS, LET ME STAND LIKE A STONEWALL[JACKSON OF COURSE] AND GOD BLESS YALL ALL.

I am telling you just stop by Franklin County and pick up some of that corn in a jar no pain and no thist problems and food intake all solved

Posted by BRIANDELVENTHAL on 08-11-2010 12:36 AM:

bbq,lobster, stripped bass ,tuna,oysters,clams,homegrown veggies, homade beer,and somewhat sweetened tea :] brian

Posted by Bluedogman on 08-11-2010 07:21 AM:

Re: PLEASE PRAY,

quote:
Originally posted by VA.REB
For me, I cant get out of the Pennsylvania trip, but they say Ive gotta go. The Wife has said it would be good for me to have the experience. Ive been told it is the country part [near the Amish country], so it might not be so bad. But the last time my kin went to Pennsylvania,[with GEN. JEB STUART CSA], it didnt turn out so good [remember GETTYSBURG!!] Anyway, I hope I dont starve to death or die of thrist[ no sweet tea, no biscuits & gravy, no grits, no turnip greens, no banana puddin, no nothing]. I hope they have KFC fried chicken at least!! The thing that I forgot to tell yall is Im gonna get to do some coon huntin while Im up there,[ I hear they have got the coons]. Im just dreadin the drive up there though[ thats the one thing that still hurts my back after my accident, RIDING IN A CAR FOR THAT LONG [8 TO 9 HOURS]!! Pray for me my Southern Brothers, Im 44 and its my first trip UP NORTH, GIVE ME COURAGE LORD JESUS, LET ME STAND LIKE A STONEWALL[JACKSON OF COURSE] AND GOD BLESS YALL ALL.

Good luck to ya Reb! Sometimes we just have to suffer through it!

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Posted by Bluedogman on 08-11-2010 08:58 AM:

????

Where's Cleo????

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Posted by Cleo on 08-11-2010 02:49 PM:

Here I am!!!!!!

I had some "drama" on some other threads.....and you know I just CAN't do drama......so I deleted ...... this one too! Sorry!

Lunch today....my son is coming to get me so I don't have a clue! His choice....I pay. blah blah blah.

Love him!

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Posted by Cleo on 08-11-2010 02:51 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by BRIANDELVENTHAL
bbq,lobster, stripped bass ,tuna,oysters,clams,homegrown veggies, homade beer,and somewhat sweetened tea :] brian

Please tell me what "somewhat sweetened" means?

Is that like "half baked" or "almost done" ?

Posted by Bluedogman on 08-11-2010 02:55 PM:

Well ok then Miss Cleo. Didn't want you to run away on us.

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Posted by corky crowder on 08-11-2010 03:20 PM:

WENT TO MABRY MILL FOR BREAKFAST YESTERDAY HAD BIG SLAB OF COUNTRY HAM '' COVERED OVER HALF THE PLATE'' TWO EGGS TWO CAT HEAD BISCUITS BOWL OF GRITS AND COFFEE . MAN IT WAS WORTH THE 2 HR DRIVE TO GET THERE . IF ANYONE IS TRAVELING ON BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY STOP THERE YOU WONT BE DISAPPOINTED

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Posted by s/s on 08-11-2010 03:28 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Cleo
Here I am!!!!!!

I had some "drama" on some other threads.....and you know I just CAN't do drama......so I deleted ...... this one too! Sorry!

Lunch today....my son is coming to get me so I don't have a clue! His choice....I pay. blah blah blah.

Love him!

Cleo, DRAMA? Hehe!!

Hey, I hope you have a wonderful lunch with your son. I love those moments with my baby. I'll pay any day just to see his handsome face sitting across from me. It's even a bonus with Aimee Jo there

Sabrina

Posted by Cleo on 08-11-2010 03:34 PM:

I know it girl!

I can wait on the grand's right now, but I love every second that I get to spend with him! He took me all the way to OH for Red Bone Days last month cuz he didn't want me to drive alone. He is a blessing!

Hug that baby! They grow so fast!!!!

Posted by s/s on 08-11-2010 03:50 PM:

Yeah, well, I wasn't asked what I thought about a grand until after the fact!! LOL..But, it all changed the moment I heard her take her first breath...Although, I have requested NO MORE for a while!! I am having Aimee withdrawals now. I hate that she is old enough for school. I wished she could stay little forever!!

Wow! He was a real sweet heart to travel with you on that haul!! I hope ya'll had a great time.

Posted by Bluedogman on 08-11-2010 03:55 PM:

I was just about to ask what the heck!!! But now I see! A couple of posts came up from nowhere on me!

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Posted by Cleo on 08-11-2010 04:04 PM:

You know how us ladies are!

Posted by Bluedogman on 08-11-2010 04:06 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Cleo

You know how us ladies are!

I sure do!

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Posted by Bluedogman on 08-11-2010 05:36 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by corky crowder
WENT TO MABRY MILL FOR BREAKFAST YESTERDAY HAD BIG SLAB OF COUNTRY HAM '' COVERED OVER HALF THE PLATE'' TWO EGGS TWO CAT HEAD BISCUITS BOWL OF GRITS AND COFFEE . MAN IT WAS WORTH THE 2 HR DRIVE TO GET THERE . IF ANYONE IS TRAVELING ON BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY STOP THERE YOU WONT BE DISAPPOINTED

You know I missed that place when I was up that way last October. Maybe I can hit it another time.

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Posted by l.lyle on 08-11-2010 07:28 PM:

Re: PLEASE PRAY,

quote:
Originally posted by VA.REB
For me, I cant get out of the Pennsylvania trip, but they say Ive gotta go. The Wife has said it would be good for me to have the experience. Ive been told it is the country part [near the Amish country], so it might not be so bad. But the last time my kin went to Pennsylvania,[with GEN. JEB STUART CSA], it didnt turn out so good [remember GETTYSBURG!!] Anyway, I hope I dont starve to death or die of thrist[ no sweet tea, no biscuits & gravy, no grits, no turnip greens, no banana puddin, no nothing]. I hope they have KFC fried chicken at least!! The thing that I forgot to tell yall is Im gonna get to do some coon huntin while Im up there,[ I hear they have got the coons]. Im just dreadin the drive up there though[ thats the one thing that still hurts my back after my accident, RIDING IN A CAR FOR THAT LONG [8 TO 9 HOURS]!! Pray for me my Southern Brothers, Im 44 and its my first trip UP NORTH, GIVE ME COURAGE LORD JESUS, LET ME STAND LIKE A STONEWALL[JACKSON OF COURSE] AND GOD BLESS YALL ALL.

I just got back from a trip to western PA with my girlfriend to visit her family. They made "sun tea". It was good and they had sugar in it. At resturants ( Bar and Grills) mostly, if you ordered tea, there was a 50/50 it would be sweet. Down here now near Hilton Head there are alot of transplanted Yankees that have opened resturaunts and they don't serve sweet tea. Go Figure! Anyway, those Yankees must be from further up north. LOL. I liked the western part of PA and we went to the middle part in the mountains. Those mountains didn't seem as high as western North Carolina and therefore less spooky to drive in for this flatlander. They even had grits, yuck. I was hoping to get away from gritz.

Posted by Bluedogman on 08-11-2010 07:33 PM:

Re: Re: PLEASE PRAY,

quote:
Originally posted by l.lyle
I just got back from a trip to western PA with my girlfriend to visit her family. They made "sun tea". It was good and they had sugar in it. At resturants ( Bar and Grills) mostly, if you ordered tea, there was a 50/50 it would be sweet. Down here now near Hilton Head there are alot of transplanted Yankees that have opened resturaunts and they don't serve sweet tea. Go Figure! Anyway, those Yankees must be from further up north. LOL. I liked the western part of PA and we went to the middle part in the mountains. Those mountains didn't seem as high as western North Carolina and therefore less spooky to drive in for this flatlander. They even had grits, yuck. I was hoping to get away from gritz.

What??? No grits? Man you must be a yank in a rebel hide! LOL

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Posted by l.lyle on 08-11-2010 07:39 PM:

Re: Re: Re: PLEASE PRAY,

quote:
Originally posted by Bluedogman
What??? No grits? Man you must be a yank in a rebel hide! LOL

Yea! My family would rather have plain rice buttered up, even for breakfast. LOL Must be a lowcountry thing. Not only that, hold the sawmill gravey and put the peas or butterbeans on the rice.

Posted by Bluedogman on 08-11-2010 07:43 PM:

Nothing wrong with buttered rice and all. Heck I eat beef steak for breakfast sometimes. No , I'm not totally a grits man. Lots of folks here that don't like grits too.

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Posted by Cleo on 08-11-2010 08:00 PM:

That's not uncommon around here ~ Aiken area. (the rice thing) Call it Geech (not sure 'bout the spelling) or something.

You just won't see it in Waffle House or places like that.....My boys are big rice eaters.....

then again, so are my hounds.....

I love butter beans, tomatoes and rice all mixed up. No need for meat at all unless ya got some fried squirrel.

Posted by Bluedogman on 08-11-2010 08:01 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Cleo
That's not uncommon around here ~ Aiken area. (the rice thing) Call it Geech (not sure 'bout the spelling) or something.

You just won't see it in Waffle House or places like that.....My boys are big rice eaters.....

then again, so are my hounds.....

I love butter beans, tomatoes and rice all mixed up. No need for meat at all unless ya got some fried squirrel.

No wonder you are so purdy!

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Posted by Cleo on 08-11-2010 08:12 PM:

All ladies from the south are purty! You know that!

Charm and a full set of choppers is a plus to tho.......

You are gonna get me kicked off here for sure! LOL! Yankees run this board!

Posted by Bluedogman on 08-11-2010 08:18 PM:

You got a point there!

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Posted by l.lyle on 08-11-2010 08:33 PM:

My daddy was from the upstate. He didn't care for grits either. He told me when he was a kid eating breakfast one morning, one of his brothers commented on the lumpy grits. His daddy looked at his older brother and asked if he had remembered to turn the rooster around? My dad knew the rooster roosted on the lip of a barrel on the dog run. It took two years before he was tall enough to look in that barrel and see their was no grits in it but by then he was ruint on the thought of grits. He said that was his families sense of humor.

Posted by Bluedogman on 08-11-2010 08:46 PM:

I saw the now famous Paula Deen cooking and explaining all the different ways to cook grits on her cooking show one time. There's a lot of ways to do them and I like nearly all of them. I like a wide variety of foods other than the traditional southern dishes though I do like most of it. Im not a picky eater. I do not eat oysters on the half shell. Like them prepared other ways though. Most sea foods I do like.

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